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Teachers, Tattoos & Piercings: The Late Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde

Shaniqua is joined by Sarah Langdon and Deaglan McAloran as they discuss the professionalism and individuality of being a teacher with tattoos and piercings.
For years, teachers have refrained from having tattoos or kept them covered during work hours because they are perceived by many to be unprofessional. Shaniqua, Sarah and Deaglan go through why a teacher with visible tattoos is offensive to some people, if teachers can have tattoos on display, and if school leaders are legally allowed to demand their staff cover up. 
 

Postnatal health: The Late Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde

Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde is joined by Health Visitor Lead, Celyn George, as they discuss the importance of understanding what postnatal mental health, spotting the signs of postnatal mental health and how to get support. Shaniqua and Celyn also talk about all the other things that affect families when it comes to postnatal care. 

The realities of teaching in a prison: The Late Late show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde

Shaniqua is joined by Lucy Harding, Nigel Hooson and Kelly Wright as they discuss 'the forgotten sector of education', prison education.
What is it really like to teach in a prison? This show honestly explores and answers that question.

SChool not SCam: The Twilight Show with Bisayo Adewole

What could make some learners conclude that school is a scam? Do teachers also contribute to this belief? What do you think? listen to our guest teacher share his experiences with learners and share yours in the comment below.

Why people aspire to SLT and not headship: The Late Late Show with Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde

Shaniqua Edwards-Hayde is joined by Verity Saunders, Penny Whelan and Louise Sprakes as they discuss why people aspire to SLT but not headship. Hear the ladies discuss the best bits about being part of SLT, as well as some of the harder aspects. Listen as these 4 explore the divide between SLT and classroom teachers, and what can be done to make things better. 

The Breakfast Show with James Clarke 18-05-21:Drama, Drama, Drama

Join James this morning alongside two fabulous Drama teachers from the UAE as they discuss all things "Drama Education"

The Late Show with Bisayo Adewole 10-05-22 : Sex Education in Nursery School (It is what it is)

Step into the shoes of a nursery school teacher who has just received a sexual abuse report from her nursery pupils. Can a child be an abuser? If you were Vivian, then what would you do? How will you address the issue? Leave a comment below. This episode contains a audio of Nigerian children singing awareness songs about sex education.

The Late Show with Bisayo Adewole 03-05-22 : From Private to Public School Systems - The Challenge of Transitioning

Today's show is about Mr Tolu, a Nigerian teacher who moved from a private school to a public school. He finds it really challenging and frustrating to settle in smoothly. Listen to his major challenge, some solutions as suggested by the guest teacher Adesola and host Bisayo. If you were in Mr Tolu's shoes, what will you do? leave a comment below. 

The Drive Home with Bisayo Adewole 08-04-22 : Managing Large Classrooms - The Harsh Realities

From Lagos Nigeria, listen to host, Bisayo and guest, Victoria as they share thier personal experiences of managing large classrooms. Are you managing a large classroom? Share your experience and what works for you in a comment below.

The Late Show with Bisayo Adewole 19-04-22 : Coping with Excesses of Admin Officers and Learners. How much can you take?

Listen to the behavioural excesses that two teachers had to cope with at school. Step into their choose. If you were the teacher what will you do? leave a comment below.